1. By Daniel Siassi

2.  XHTML  For Structure  CSS  For Stylization of Structure  SQL Database  Store Customer, Calendar, and Order Data  PHP  Server-side processing of I/O

3.  Introduces Website  Presents user with different options  Pricing, Contact Info, Log In, Signing Up

4.  Checks login information  Events Calendar  Allow user to perform different actions for their accounts.  Account Updates, Feedback, Order History, Making Orders

5.  Displays current information for user  Updates password, phone number OR e-mail, and last name.

6.  Allows user to view personal order history.  Displays every order made with Dames Catering.

7.  First, the day for the event is selected.  Second, the location is entered.  Next, the food is chosen.  A display of the order is then shown to the user.  Once submitted, a confirmation of the order is displayed.

11.  Client-Side program for handling the database information as necessary.  View Entire Order History  View and Edit Comments  View and Edit Recent Orders  Viewing All Customers  Editing Calendar of Events

12.  Displays all orders ever made with Dames Catering.

13.  Allows administrator to view and remove comments from database.

14.  Allows administrator to view orders and drop them after handling them.

15.  Allows administrator to view all customers in Dames Catering and their information.

16.  Editing days for which customers can and cannot make orders on.

17.  Using Javascript or expanding CSS for a more decorative look.  Protection from code injection.  Usage of cookies rather than hidden forms to keep login and order information persistent during a user session.  Create search filters for viewing customers, orders, and comments.

18.  Including dates for the day an order is made, and counters for comments, customers, and orders.  E-mail, Address, and Phone Number validation tools.  Password security check.  Possible encryption for order IDs and passwords in database.

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